Legal Terminology Crossword Puzzle

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Legal Terminology Crossword Puzzle

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  • plea : the defendant’s formal answer to a charge
  • restitution : payment made by a defendant to victim as reimbursement for monetary losses incurred as a result of the crime
  • remand : to return an individual to custody pending further trial, or to return a case from an appellate to a lower court for further proceedings
  • citation : a reference to a book or other source of legal authority
  • affidavit : a voluntarily, written statement of fact, confirmed by oath
  • adjudication : the judicial decision that ends a criminal proceeding by a judgment or acquittal, conviction, or dismissal of the case
  • abduction : taking away by violence or fraud and persuasion
  • defraud : knowingly misrepresenting facts to cheat or trick
  • arson : the attempted or intentional destruction of property by fire or explosion
  • usury : charging more interest than is permitted by law for a loan of money
  • coercion : the use of physical force or threats to compel someone to commit an act against his or her will
  • battery : non-consensual, unlawful contact, such as touching, beating or wounding of another
  • dismissal : finally disposing of the cause without further consideration
  • mayhem : the intentional infliction of injury on another which causes amputation, disfigurement or impairs the function of any part of the body
  • sedition : advocating the overthrow or reform of a government by unlawful means
  • perjury : intentionally making a false statement under oath
  • blackmail : an illegal demand for money or property under threat of harm or exposure of undesirable acts
  • felony : a serious offense carrying a penalty of incarceration from one year to life in a state prison, to the death penalty
  • embezzlement : the taking of another’s money or property by one entrusted with its possession, usually through employment
  • incorrigible : one who is incapable of reform